Desperado Wilbur Underhill Wounded in Oklahoma Shootout
Desperado Wilbur Underhill shot his way from a ring of seventeen officers in Shawnee Oklahoma, then was captured while clad only in underwear. His wife and two companions were wounded, and two others, including Eva Mac Nichols, suffered critical injuries. Underhill faces grave wounds with a bullet near his spine and multiple injuries after a three hour pursuit.
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Shawnee
Okla
Des
Wilbur Underhill
Rene
A. H. Colvin
Oklahoma City
Underhill
Bailey
Leavenworth
Charlies K. Ursehel
Kansas
Uison
Lansing
Southwest
Union Station
Kansas City
Midnight Show at Ritz Theatre Promises Music and Nonsense
The Ritz Theatre flagship midnight show features a screen attraction plus a stage musical comedy novelty Off Key Sing with a cast including Kenny Walker Hal Beech Dutch Campbell Jimmy Toe ei Herb Manners Bob Gossler Lue lyn Cramer Jim Buchheit Bill Neff Rusty Walker Buchanan and Tomb. The frolic blends some sense with mostly nonsense and music alongside a game show and performances by a band magicians singers trios and dancers. Registration fees for automobiles in 1934 are noted as reduced in 14 states with car owners paying 28 percent of value in taxes in 1832.
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Jon E
Kenny Walker
Hal Beech
Dutch Campbell
Jimmy Toeei
Herb Manners
Bob Gossler
Luelyn Cramer
Jim Buchheit
Bill Neff
Rusty Walker
Buchanan
Tomb
Violent Uprising Hits Northern Argentina Amid Martial Law
Buenos Aires dispatch reports several outbreaks of violence in Corrientes and other provinces as federal troops rush to quell the revolt. Fifty killed and over two hundred wounded. Canada Gomez rebels resist while Rogario and Santa Fe fall to government forces. International reaction condemns rebel leaders.
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Argentina
Percy Forster
INS Star
Buenos Aires
Ing
Augustut Justo
Corrientes
Canada Gomez
Savery Poniallies
Santa Fe
Rosady
San Vals
Rogario
Muarceao de [Pest
Sener Pueyrredos
United States
Johnson Fires Aide Over NRA Bank Announcement
The article notes a dramatic move by a Johnson administration official suspending new fair trade rules for a 30 day period. Ronald Ransom, executive vice president of Fulton National Bank in Atlanta and of the American Bankers Association, is mentioned as receiving the telegram.
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New York
Ronald Ransom
Fulton National Bank
Atlanta
American Banker's Association
Dozen Bills in Hopper From Congress According to Draft
The article notes a strong Democratic majority in Congress, with Roosevelt’s personal popularity high. Republicans plan little formal opposition, awaiting developments while ready to mount record opposition to large recovery programs. Some conservatives fear debt and prefer targeted messages over omnibus bills as session opens. Ramey Speaks.
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Congtress
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ye Senata Trepubliecans
Tie Mo
House
Rep. Snell
Feader
Benator McNary
Oregon
Senate
Cca
Congress
Hoossvely
Jess
Accelerating Congress Guided by Roosevelt Policy
Henry T. Rainey writes that the upcoming Congress will accelerate the nation toward New Deal aims. He says Congress will support Roosevelt, level class distinctions, expand the middle class, and curb wealth aristocracy while preserving property rights. The shift favors younger, progressive ideas as the country moves beyond the old era.
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Henry T. Rainey
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Agen
Death claims 'Warry K Boucher' in Pittsburgh area
Michael Fazio, a United Mine Workers organizer, dies after a long illness at 1487 Pennsylvania Avenue North Side Pittsburgh. Surviving are widow Elizabeth and children Croce Patrick Elizabeth Arthur Gertrude and Dolores. Funeral at St Peter's RC Church North Side Pittsburgh at 1:80 pm Sunday.
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Michael Fazio
Indiana
United Mine Workers of ‘America
Pennsylvania Avenue
North Side
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Fazio
Croce
Patrick
Elizabeth
Arthur
Gertrude
Dolores
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Major NRA changes to shield small firms from monopolies
President Roosevelt outlined five major NRA revisions after talks with Senators Borah and Nye and NRA head H L Johnson. Proposals include an NRA board to protect small businesses from large corporations and tougher federal anti trust exemptions, with possible legislative action to enforce trust laws.
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Paul C. Yates
N.S
Washington
Boreh
Idaho
Nye
North Dakota
Huch
Johnson
Roosevelt
NRA
National Labor Board
Wagner
New York
Capitol Hill
Congress
Martial Law Proclaimed to Keep Throne in Romania
King Carol faces crisis after the assassination of Premier Ion G. Duca by Iron Guard member Nicholas Constantinescu. Troops on alert, arrests of fascists, and fears of military dictatorship dominate Bucharest and Sinaia as a child dies from a bomb left by the murderers. Constantinescu seeks fame, praising the act as revenge for Jews.
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Carol
Duca
Iron Guard
Bucharest
Sinaia
Constantinescu
Duza
Duro
Sinnaia
Rumania
Dee
Slh
INS
Premier Due
Sinain
Sinata
Nicholas Constantinegev
Adolf Hitler
International
Ion G. Duca
Bucharest State University
Stanford And Columbia Ready For New Year's Day Bowl
Stanford and Columbia prepare for the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Stanford stars Mosser, Greyson, and Muller show improvements at practice as Eastern writers eye the forward pass and aerial plays. Columbia, leaving Tucson, vows a determined offensive attack under Coach Lou Little with a morale high and confidence in outthinking foes.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford
Pacife
Galla
Columbia University
New York City
Moserip
Greyson
Muller
Columbia
Pacific Coast
James Phelan
University of Washington
Tiny’ Thornhill
Yaterday
Aleztiza
Tucson
Aziz
Dee
Staney
Biff Jones
Louisiana State
Columbiana
California
Lou Little
Lou
Assassination Links and Religious Tours Shower News
The text links Premier Duca to a thwarted plan and reveals his frugal travel, while Constantinescu fades from a Bucharest street job to Iron Guard candidacy. It notes a Miami group draw, Mrs. Berg’s Houston revival, and Rev Jacke Munger’s travel to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh campaign, urging attendance.
Revival campaign by Bergs draws large crowds in Indiana
Revival campaign by Mrs Berg and her husband of the Church of the Open Door arrives in Indiana county offering nightly services at 7:00 PM. The Bergs have spoken to thousands in Miami and across the country. Harvey musicians join with special numbers each night as Bible study precedes preaching.
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Indiana Evangelistic Tabernace
Indigna County
Lerg Evangelist Party
Miami
Fla
Ranin
Harvey
Watch Night Services For New Year’s Observance
NBC will broadcast orchestral road performances from New York to San Francisco and include the Duquesne Miami game and a Columbia Stanford on the West Coast. Indiana will observe a holiday with banks closed and no Evening Gazette. A Watch Night service is set at Hillsdale Wesleyan Church led by Rev Rex Brickell and Rev Charles Weat with local congregations invited.
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NBC
Newhons's
New York
San Francisco
Miami
Columbia
Stanford
Indiana
Evening Gazette
Wesleyan Methodist
Hillsdale
Rex Brickell
Rich Hill
Charles A. Weat
Smithport
Cold snap loosens grip on this state
Early morning hours report a 9 am reading of 19 above and snow expected to Central Pennsylvania with living temperatures. The thermometer hit a low of six above at Harrisburg. Philadelphia death toll rose to seven with 65-year-old Howard Simpson perishing from exposure. Ice gave way as two skaters were rescued in Crooked Creek. Coasting accidents injured Frank Davidson, 9, in Brownsville and Guy Ford, 7, in Industry. New York faced record cold the past 24 hours as arctic conditions eased slowly.
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Steeal
Central Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
North Central
Philadelphia
Howard Simpson
Kittanning
Crooked Creek
Frank Davidson
Brownsville
Guy Ford
Industry
Controversial Tuberculosis Treatment In New Italian Wing
In a guarded wing under armed police, Dr Andreatti conducts a secret tuberculosis treatment approved by Premier Mussolini. Forty patients in final stages volunteer for injections of a new medicine, with results mixed after 45 days. One death reported. some X rays show improvement. patient care includes open-air hours and strict ward confinement.
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OME
Dec Somins
Outede Srotld
Ithlin Ctor
Andreatti
Mussolini
Andreotti
Antreatti
Duce
Andreati
Cold Wave Grips City as Thermometer Then Rises
The mercury hovered near zero then rose to about 10 above by noon amid a record cold day. Five deaths occurred from the cold with two men frozen, a third collapsing in the financial district, and a burning apartment fatality. Railroads struggled to maintain steam and most trains ran behind schedule. Snow and ice caused widespread accidents as rivers froze from shore to shore. Weather forecasters noted Hudson ferry service disrupted by steam vapors and extreme cold.
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Financial
New York
Upstate
New England
Adirondacks
Malone
Poughkeepsia
Auburn
Buffalo
Quebec
North Bay
Ontario
North America
Fairfax
Heston
Mt. Washington
N. H
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
Indiana dog licensing drive warns owners of penalties
Law enforcement in Indiana issues a public notice urging all dog owners to license dogs six months or older by January 8. Noncompliance will bring fines from 5 to 100 dollars, costs, or up to 30 days in jail. Excuses rejected.
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Indiana
Doithit Teaturers
Commonwealth
Blaine Short
Farewell for Clymer Pastor and union elections note
Farewell party for Rev and Mrs Shakaley at the Greek Catholic parsonage on Mortis street precedes their move to Plint Michigan for new duties. Hundreds bid farewell. Holy Mass marked the pastor’s second anniversary. Also reporting Union No 1489 backwaighman elections in Clymer and Victor locals, plus a Sacred Heart Church New Year’s Dance in Sagamore and a note on Adirondack wolf pack control and U S tobacco production share.
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Clymer
Mortis Street
Backwaighman
Union Hall
John Pletcher
George Harpers
Victor No
Ssmuel Lago
James Metalls
Victor
William Boughamer
Archie Clarke
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